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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
THE TOURNAMENT.
The second Days sport ut
the Race Track.
Several Exciting Eyents H wksr, Of
SEATTLE. Defeats Esesiy. Of walla
w4lIs-Ths Saith Gan wsn
By HsDoaals. Of Seattle.

The audisnes In sttspaanes ct the
tournament yesterday was larger than
that Of Thursday, and 9 eFsstsF dsaree
OF tn'eEast vas manifested. Every
event vas watched With interest," and
numerous beta we're made amoua those
IN the andienos. TIE greatest Interest
vas 10 The special Iivs-bsrd match BE-
tween Essrly. Of WalIa WalIs, and Har
ksE, Of seattle. TIE contestants each
bit twelve birds out of . possibls fifteen,
bat In shooting Of the tie HarksE
proved kis superiority and scared tia
victory. The shooting for the Saith
gun, which vas von By Mcdonald, Of
seattle. also existed intense interest.
Tue day was . most enjoyable one,
10th 20 tbs Contestants and to the On
lockers, and sil sarse that IL uAs Q MOST
snceessful wind ap Of most suooeasfal
tournament The nFat match Of the
day was the fourth event, open 10 ANA
tugru. 81 nine bius rocks. Is yards rise,
~ 50 entrances. There we're u entries.
The Hrst prsze, one Canvas hunting suit
valued at SIS, vas Won b. A. B. Maple,
Of SEATTLE; the second. fishing tackle,
valued 80 8 10, By q. @. Raid, Of Seattle;
ana toe third, q % ID. box Of Frenck
candy, By y. A BfinRhsm. Of Tacoua.
The seeond BEST tie for second, Q pocket
book valusd ct e, vas Won By r. A.
Ponsius, of Seattle, and the third best
tie for second, one box Of soap, valued
az 81 50, vas won BY W. B. ThoFnell, Of
seattle.
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mrs. KTrrTSsRR.


he uasim,ly death OF Ma Charles
4 AiihaeeF has cast = feeling Of gloom
sVa Ne entire community, aud has ex-
ND unusaAl sympathy for her be-
waved husband. Il 10 sad 30 ooniem-
s'A'a 'es change that S1e short year
- stoaeAL Az the teginnins Of the
M11ef Of lass year Mrs. k,ttinges
- lnto oer midst = Young aud happy
- VIII every prospect OF ecjsytnR
~ aos years the delights Of domes
as U ,aa eisy where her husband
- AlAo'lshed Tor himsslt a large and
sa.d circle % business and social
1&ada lnio this circle Mra Kitltneer
v1miy selconed, and she sosn 90
1 hessslt 60 ell wilh whom she
y coniaot by her many Ersoes and
saafmiag though unostentasioas
s.sAii'y. Nov. % 10 With feeiincs Of
- safroS aud most pFofaand sym
- aosi these friends think OF Der
4 49, tasua--tAken away 10 the very
-. q Der voath BY she inseSutabls
- o. PfoVtcence that u is DOT
- tee provinces Of naAn to question
he'as- 10 ths sad Journey thai
eesors then, ths sarrow- stricken
ad and the father snl mesheF,
ss~idnoesly l4borsd 20 comfort
- naass % their beloved dAagh
>. ~ -. have all thai haman sympathy
t'fs teen % comfort ans condo
-. TIE eady o. Ms. kutinReF Gil
~ 70 Wilmington. DslaSars bel
eSs eame-W here funeral service,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12


Ar. Maple, the sou Of 9 farmer OF
White River. Won the hsst prize IN the
fsurah event, rather Surprising some o.
the crack shots vie thought be uOald
misa svery bird thrown.
OwinR 20 the searsity Of live birds the
Seattle Club Vas prevented from enter.
ing more THAI one man IN tie i've oiid
special match.
W,R. ThoFnell von the silver cup.
vAiued 81 6, fog the best average score
in tee toe amateur shoOts.
J Foster and A. W. DuBray. Of walls
walIa, tied foe the silver pitcher vAlaed
Il a.. for the best average scores - the
"a. ara, 9Th ana Ssh events.
Durtng the citizeB's ssoot quite = W.
de dissatisfaction was occAsianed oy
/ the inability of the acting referee 20 see
TOE broken elay-blrds
Captain J sseph Green surprised hts
nAny friends by bis phenomenal shoot
log. eoasideFing that u vas his nrss a.
I tesiFt.
WAIla walls, Wsn TIE majority Of
/ vaiaahla prizes dnriuG the tOuEneme0t
/ Seattle q SOSd sesnGd-
Iisvery rrob Ahie that . nstch Sill
/ be arranged Sithia thtrty days fee
[ live bird match bstHeen MF Nm
I Moore, % Portland. and Nc. A. hAE
/ Ser. q this city.
Issrs vii ~ speeiL train leave fsl
tse raos track today at 10 A. ~ Zoe
shooting by the vaatlus spoFtsnsa snd
menbefs ot the home e,as.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
NOTED CATHOLTCS.

The Rsdsmptorisas Fathers will begin
mission OF the Catholic Church 10 this
city on Sunday, June 18Th. The Rev
erend Fathers are from 81. Louis and
have preached and given missions at all
the large cities on the line Of their jour
ney 10 Seattle.
The order Of the RsdemptoFists is Of
comparatively recent date, baing the
work OF the great convert to CAthoiicy,
Rev. Father Hecker. editor Of the New
York Catholic World. Shortly after
Father HeokeR was ordained priest Of
the Catholic Church be set about found
ing an order Of religious preachers that,
a. far a. possible, should be distinctively
American and who should be known for
their learning, eloqasnes and Christian
charity. With this object ia visR he
visited Rome and Peosived P4psl sane
tion for the constitution Of the Re
demptoFists, Of which he was the irst
me1beF.
Il is priests Of this order Who will
give the mission.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
OLD sg1TLERs RETURS.


J.. b. Williamson, one Of ssassIs's
o'dsss citizEns. rsturned hons yssasr-
dag via tie Canadian Pacific, altar 9
ssvsn noutAs' visit 20 thu Eastern
s1assA In sseakinQ with q reporter,
nr. Willismson said.
Il ART vsnt 10 Es~ Tosk. 20 visit my
fatbsr's folks, whom I bad net seen for
forty years. rsmzinsd there until tie
eold weather 81 In, and Thea vent south
til TIE cold weather vas ever. I visited
ksg. HeaFv Ward Bsecbeg before his
death. an9 hs gave me q letter 20 sha
MAYOR q New York. and showed ma
many courtesies- then visited WISH
inRtou. asd President Clevsland invited
ne 70 call on him. which I did. He
asked ne all abOut the troubles here On
February TIN, 1886, and ] gave him ny
vtews very fully. while In the Esst /
made Dy headquarters with Mum a
%, publishers Of the Seisstiae AmsrS
can, and they extended 20 me every
e9uFtssy 10 their power. ] w01ld have
been home sooBeE, bot vas employees
Tor some tine IN oveEhauiina and fixing
up Al electric Eight plsEt IN q small town
IN New York State. I am greatly sur
pEtssd and pleased to and that Seattle
has recovered from her Temporary
depression and % dnd things
fairly booming In the city. Why,
hardly knew Front street, Il vas 50
changed, aud all this railroad work
sroond here vas revelation 70 me.
While IN WasbiDgsoc, saw Mr.. Whit
worth and several other Seattle men.
includinQ THAI fellow Weasnsr, Who
used 20 be about here. applied for
patent on discovery I recently ade
while eTperimenling Nth electricity,
and II succeed In getting nv patent
shall be fully repaid for my trip. hnan-
sally speskinR. Ny visit 20 my old
home fully repaid me 60 far a. pleasure
u concerned"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
CALL 10 CONVENTION.

The fourth annual Convention Of the
Western Washington Womab's Christ
ian Temperance Unios will be held IN
Seattle on June q, %. % and ~. 1887.
All day aud evening sessions and all
committee meetings will be held 10 the
Congregational Church. Tue general
officers will meet as .. IN, and the Ex
ssutive Committee at 4 .. m. on June
2lst.
The al 'rsss Of welcome, response TO
The same aud the Preeident's annual ed
dress Wili be given on tuesday evening.
lane 2lst.
Mrs. W. b. Reese. Of Ohio, will attend
the convention, aud lecture on she SEQ
ond and foaFth evenings, while the third
evening will be given TO the young
women, who. uadeF fhe guidance and
direction Of the Territorial Saperintend-
ent OF the Young women's Work, will
furnish The programme for the evening.
Local Secretaries wiii 81 snes serd
the names Of delegates TO the chairman
Of gbe Reception COMMITTEES, Ms \ =
Hansen, Of seattle, W. I. Tue mem
sers Of said committee gill wear the
white ribbon when going 70 meet dele
gates 81 the boats or trAins, and dele
gstes are rrGaesisd 20 Ws.F the same
nadge. CAKRIE NJ. WHTTE.
Presidents W W. W. O. Z. Z.
ASkookrEs. VT. MY IL. 1851.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

F4-st Rassiss Caarso. FeaFtA Fsrsss, asar
] ma ~ I. J Fierea. PAstas--Rfsa eht1s -
IL - al !. - p n ~ ssv A afeeafr,
wsa 0ecaptrs tee gu4pit a4fias - - - o
ts4 a e.. SaasAy scAsos 81 i97o . ~
y-r.. u.shsass - ara Psne strs-t bstusse
MA - Teata-P "a hise q n A. y. al
$50 u saa.aAy seeosl ~ SIS = H. ftAyss
ssrxfs- Weteee1sy q sssa-
Firsa Gs<mEn R<tsyEa4 cezreA, eaz1er =
eevxnta Aaa Cherry 81 sesa--D1Siaa ssTFses
every sz111y - u = - a. = esssal
NuAcos a 10 - a. an ecrGza1ly tsNsaae
rsp~c.Ally tAs asSZ&1A
| rsssa<sas ssrxsea. hEs sts Hal, By h
Ger. MIS- FTeeeAisg scss1 - II .
{ ~ svsntsg asFNsce Fniae rges FE@
/ ii, 4 o. Tass-sN~ nssEyhsag psarlseA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

THH PElxE AEALS-Th' coupetit.en
for .ss pFxs Of SIS fsred b. the PosE-
IxrEs 11axxcsR for ,hs best aad cheap
e., bill Of fare tor = Sunday breakfast
and dinner 10 be>oDiBg Interesting A
large nanbeF Of answers have heen re-
cesvsd, aud there viii evidently be many
more before The time allowed for com-
v<iilors 10 seed in their answers ex-
esfss. IRE casam4ttse Of ladies' wao
vii d.cles epo8 tie merits OF ths bills
sahzlttsd VII Be announced ~ II S1a-
day nsrniuZ. All who rropose 10 con-
p-ts Tor the pEss u1ss send IN their
biis az fare before jane = o, ss tee
psiz. gill be awarded on the foorih u
IuiV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

Fifth eVest-Fivs Blue Rocks open
10 smatenFs only, eutgasoe ~ 30, 10
yards Tise; RiFst, w. Z. Thsrnell. Of
seattle, one chamber set valued ~ ga
and one smokers ses valued 81 IS; see
Ond. p. A. Pontius, Of Seattle. one per
fame stand valued at % and one pair
Of suspendeEa valued ct 81; third. ID.
Jsles. Of Tacoma, One pair Of hne shoes
valued at IS and one rosewood cane
valasd ct So sesond best tie for SEQ
ond, q. J. Bills, one bettle OF cologne
valued at s.; third best tie for second.
P. A. Pur1v, OF UIsstady, one bottle Of
cologne valued sc 81 80.
A. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

asa'cx wAEpE-This veil-kaoGn
!, - 70 u'll appear 81 Frys's o.eFa
&c Thursday and Friday evtH-
y Wis ueek. Ga IhursiaY be
49, seee IN the great character 81
~. - - Aoawlss' piay % that name.
~ SAa Frase;sea CkruStsis spsskt a.
Tue hoaSe st she Bald stn
49, sas vs'y eEtausiASitc, aad Il
= ~ fredsFi,k NSrde's rsrtornancs
y ais,aias' S,th iae rare eamplineas
a sn Ne gos nunsrs us recalls,
49, eAsnsd tAeua. MF. warde'.
- Sesn ~ sax 10 soae tiee
o. - deeiArvd not Ear 50 n o. Ne
$50 inassd. wafde has soms
-. = aaailiy wsleh MsCailoaRh
4 -, :. sa0aefhtRs % a aeepss spiri'
~ -, - stesisS meauius 60 she stFouG
! - ,.'.s,sstessiee esarseter. Ar. Wards
,-...eset hs'is. aud eth ths 60
- sssot be hAs resolved be oa.
- s.s,sslf .asnesatns u a mere au.
-, he Ia aaQssstiSsAsly as
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

sixth svent-Thls Was the l. O. Smith
qua contest, open 10 all eomers. Thers
we're 20 entries, the match being Of dve
live birds, entFance $500. 80 yards rise.
aud the use of both barFvls. The FIRST
vrizs was won by w. A. Mcdonald, Of
Seattle; the second by s. Slime. Of Walla
Walla, and the third by Frank Brooks,
OF Vancouver. The second bsst tie for
second was won by VIM. Moore, of
Portland, and the third best tie for
sesond by A. HaFker. Of Seattle.
Measrg. Brooks, Slime and MeDo sald
tied for hrst prize, and In the shoot OF
Mcdonald vas successful. Following
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sWnhdravn.

The next event was 4 pool shoot at
ave blue rocks. IS yAids' rise, entrance
81, two entities. The first money was
divided between Brooks Of Vancouver
and slime Of Walla Walla, and the SIC
ond money between Robertson OF Seat
lie and Close OF Kalams; tbs third
money Vas vsn by Beach OF Seattle.
The next event vas q pool shoot a.
three pairs of dOables-blue focks-el
entrance, tWenty-one entries. First
money was Won By II. II. Lewis Of seaa
lie, the second Vns divided between
Ciark OF seattle and stiuo OF Wslia
walla, and the third was Won by Wa.
Moore Of PoTtlsnd.
Special match between W. A Eberly,
of Nalla walia, and A. uaIk her. Of Sc
attic, q, Is live birds, 70 yards rise, SlOe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

30 doz. ladies brilliant Isle hose,
standard colors, 25c.
Is doz. ladies' fancy striped cotton
hose, worth Soc, at S5c.
so doz. ladies' imported hose, split
feet, due finish. S5c.
20 doz. children's heavy ribbed
hose, al l0c.
80 doz. children's solid colored
hose, at 10 lie.
e5 doz. children's fancy striped
hose, at l5c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

In PoRT. The nns American ship
Gen. Krox, Capt. Libby, arrived in pOr'
Yesterday TO load Newcastle coal FOR
san Francisco. The Gen. kuox. is
owned by the OBEiens, and was bull
on the stocks Isft vacant by the launch
ing Of the fine ship Barring Brothers,
the largest vessel that ever loaded 81
this port
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

And Kidney and liver ilis, depending on
4 weak or inactive coalition OF the d.
rsys, liver OF bowels, ars successfully
and permsnsutly cured only BY tbs a-e
% the gentle vet shsstive laxative aud
dturesia. Ssrap Of Ftes- Its advantages
are evident; II 10 easily taken, pleasing
20 the taste, secep,ahls 10 tee stom aeA,
harmless 20 the NEST delicate system,
and truly beneficial 10 eject. Fer sale
In 80 cents snd & bottles. dU
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

In TovN.-Mr. Baell LImbsrtsoA, Of
Portland, General Agent for the Cham
berlin cartridges, has been in Seattle
during the sportsman's tournament.
aud il 10 only Just 20 him 20 state that
be has sdded very materially to the
pleasure OF the shooters dnrinI thsr
visit
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

vrsrrrEs Hrs BRoTHKEs.-Ar. Ed B.
Wood. Auditor of Pacific comfy, IL ia
Seattle for q few days visiting bis
brothers, Judge W. ID. Wood and Fred
Wood Of the Puget Sound National
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

The short Wsy, the anick way, tie
oaly wav, the dlFect wsy 20 the soft
spol 10 the AeeFssn heart IL 20 sell
fhens cheap. his IL what re are 9olug
20 DO With Freeman Boz stock or
hosiery. go dez will be heret Mon
aay morning. from s.. 90 Ssc. pair.
Coma ana see them. ToKfAs 4 SrSa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

The shsTt way, the quick way, the
only wy. The direct way to the soft
spot In the AmeFil an heart Is 20 sell
th9m chssP. This IL What we are RoipR
20 do With Freeman Bros stock Of
hosiery. $50 deEsn vill be offered Mon
day morning, from 60. 10 $50. . pair.
Come asd see them. TOBIAS 4 SISa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
HOSTERYl HOSIERY! HOSIERY HOSIERY!
From the firm of San Francisco who are reng
from business $50 dozen in one lot

80 doz. children's rib bed hose, full
finished, Macs feet. 20c.
Is dor. boys heavy ribbed hose.
splendid to wear. Oxford or Cam.
bridge mixed, 25c.
80 doz. children's fancy striped hose,
French ribbed. 25c.
80 doz. childreu's French ribbed hose
10 solid colors. e5c.
IS doz. chIldren's fancy striped In
grain hose, st 15c, zoe and 25c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
FRoK TAC0KA

Regular Corr. Post Intelligsneer.l
II. +. Mckay, one Of she Chiefs Of
POlics-the one vita ths gold BADGES
authority for the statenent that the
city is tffiinted With the presence OF
about TIL ty t'amps, ell of whom need
more or tss watosiBo. They have been
coming tito th city for about q week !"
remarked the Chief, ''and IL doors and
windows are not securely fastened, you
will hear Of some burclAries. We will
have our hands full this summer 10
keeping order here, as the discharged
lAborefs from the Cascade Division Wili
dock iBto tbs city as soon as work there
is atopI ed"
HR Cox. ex-Couuty School Super
iuten6eDS, after an absence of ten years,
leaves this week for q mouths visit to
bis old home ia lows.
Paul SchulZ.. the Northern Pacific
land agent at Per land, with several Of
his clerks, arrived Ia ths CITY last even
ing and took 40 his quarters at the
Tacoma.
THE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
The trustees Of the Horticultural So,
oiety met At the Office OF the President,
Il. BUGGY, yesterday afternoon, TO make
arrangement for boiling their s-pi-
annual meeting which ocsurs here on
the 29;h instant, and which will be con
linued ever Ihe Fourth OF Jaly. form
ing a at of the celebration. IL vNs
decid q uoan 10 purchase q tent 40x6e
feet to contain the display. IL will be
put up 10 one Of the vacant Pacific ave
nue lots, near Ninth street. Connection
will be made with the water mains so
that plants can be properly cared for.
Subscriptions will bs solicited to assist
the society in making a good display.
there having been ALREADY some money
obtained in this manner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
oTrRLlyD PASSENGERS.

- He-oa On the Eorthsrn Psesec
ncx. p roFsason. Y n sreea, y
$500. A MsMurphy, Eemnsd
80 ~. Nlss Annie R1cs. Mss =
- -. ~, Ms NJ sargent and % emf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

The Seattle Hardware Company have
nov In stock an abundant sapply of
goods for summer, such a. rubber hose
and hose reels, lawn mowers. lee cream
frsezsrs, hamnocks, grass hooks,
scythes, etc. isII-6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

Tie Seattle HsrsWkre CrzpAny have
iusa raeesvea . ear load Of tue seieosAfeo
s.eel sksip BAia WAzo1A No Saeen
sold co Puget soond eas mAds % 500
4 rxcSsra e. the Ban. i'll D
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

Rarsaius Bargains Bargains I. :
Ia crasoes. taols dADAsk And nspSsf a,
boasht fss eash from fesman bFos-.
Of San Francesca. Vito are returns
ffora hsstnees- ToKLAs 4 STSoEKMAS-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

BaEgainsl Bargains Bargains y
In crashes. table damask and napkins,
bought for cash from Freeman Bros, 81
skn Francisco, who sre retiring from
businees. ToKLAs & STHGKnMAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

New millinery by express from NeS
York on Saturday mernins, June llth.
We are the only house tnat get the late
STYLES. ToKLLs 4 SINoKRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

Scan item by item Of our late great
purchases. Dress goods worth $l.25 for
SOS. Lsdies' rose for $50. worth 75s.
ToKLAs 4 SISGKKNAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

No such bargains have sveR oeso OF
fsrsd - can b tad fer tie Lsxt slxty
DAYS a eur stores "a cottou ptsce Gooos
1000 pseces Of lawn, = fnsees wids. 81
seats . yard. foxLAs 4 exsazAMAx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
HABTIUAL CONSTIPATION

II yea want 10 zee bargains IN hosiery
and crashes. come aud see ToKLAs 4
SryGERMAg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

Tsoss nobay lizat eolored, called tie
Frsdora, Gill BE- sid - lozR ~ they
Iass a. e. - sod sssrywheea Tor -
Hats sf ever Gsscripssa1 fro@ ; eenia
- - nUesS. ToELAs = SxxaHzNkN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

TIE newest creation IN bats arrived
BY express from NsV York s tur6sy
morning. jane 1Ith. ToKLAs & SINa-
KRNAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

20 doz. ladies' striped hose ALTO
So .Sfc
40 cotton hose at. -. .2Oc
IS heavy cotton hose '2Oc
30 doz. ladies' full. regular cotton
hose, assorted coloIs, 25c.
50 doz. ladies' fancy striped cotton
hose, full finished, 2Sc.
% doz. ladies' Balbriggan hose, full
finished, 25c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
DrsrRrcrcorRr PROCEEDINGS:

Tie Arguments en- The nctioa for new
trial In th@ casa q the Tsyr1eery "a
Gearrs II Miller. co1v1cfet q the m9r'
DIR n James MsEEiEg Coln2D. Sin q
heaz On Aon6sy.
IN The csses 81 the Territory ~ James
Osdeead and James CAmpbel CROWNS
ouG Ct the str ke ~ Part EaAkel5 soIs
months sgo. the defendants apr cared u
court and were released On thear os
reccrn xspce IN the sum Of 500 each. fox
their sppcarark e On Monday. Fney have
waived aTrxixnmsnt and VII plead Men
dAT moEniDN
In the civil actfon Ct W. h Reeves vs.
J-hn west . jadgnent was rendered fog
plaintiff for $50
In the case Of ths Territory "a Small
and h. A ThaEndike. the motion TOR 9
rev tr1F was oSerruled and the oetend-
snt smsn ordered 70 ee present in eoer'
Cosrs adjourned until go = m. Men
day.
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Boxs' salts - g. worth ~ aEd IS.
Mas salts 81 &As5. wsrtn % 50. TIE
aAavs ara tasa srctioa pnFchaszs.
-. 4 sz..s-u~~r
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-. Yea ~ iissa 81 car late great
80 Dress R0eds vorth SIS foF
.eass kaeA for SSs. uoFth TSs.
As 4 SExaxznas
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~ - SAni 70 80 hAr9alns in hosiery
saess, core AID SO IcxLAs 4
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SPECIAL OrFxz Foa 10 Oars -Ownsr
moss seIl. FaEuin9 lands very near The
sity. EszKIMkN. LLKwKLLxz 4 Co. jel 10
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Three fxv rites have the foiioving TO
say u -Wis4om's R5beVtine," the great
b aatissE asd pEeserver Of the eompisx-
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AT ONE HALF
EARLY SEASONS PRICES.

At 20c. we have the best value ever
placed before the public, In double
fold Armure; the goods are cheap
at soc.
csc. We can show you an English
Serge or cashmere, "a inches wide,
that would be good value at SOC.
IL bought regular.
Al soc. One lot of 25 pieces. French.
all wool plsids, as inches wide; II
bought regular would cost 75o.
only soc. as long as they last.
If you do not have time TO see these
goods, send for samples.
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LADIES FrxE SRoEs.-We mag have
what you varf; II 80. 700 cannos ess
them anywhere at the prices we qaot :.
We have them from the coarsest 90 the
very Finest. ToKL2s 4 STEaEsMAN.
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ERox PoRr roKxsEYD.
rRsgslar cor. Poss-T.ssilis-surr.I

IRe9xlaY Cer. Pcsf-Tnteileescrr
Tm CHI coUscn-
An interesting adisursed msstirR Of
the CITY Council ocs1rred on Friday
evening. CoaneilmAn R. W. DeLio1
introduced 3 resolution stating that
CeaneiiBaR James bad caused the pcb-
iiaation 81 Q libeio1s artiele In 9 local
daily newspaper, calculated 10 cast
odium upon the Mayor and the City
Csuneil- TIE resolution FeQaestsd that
Mr.. James be expelled froD she Coun-
ell. A vsts being taken, tie motion vas
carried BY Eve 20 one. u appears that
The atty purchased the Montana f0eater
property from the National Bank for
$500 81 the last meeting.
AZ the close Of the meeting the City
Attorney was instructed 20 prepare ,
recommendation 70 the Governor and
the Legislature abelishinR the system Of
o0lleciinQ FEES from vessels cominR
from British Columbian ports BY the
health of5eeF. and making thai ofhse
saiarisd Ons. The Ooancil wss in
pressed vita the belief that the system
nov IN vogue vas injurinR the Paget
Sound commerce